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How to refer to two BollingerBands in Multicharts while creating a signal?


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How to refer to two BollingerBands in Multicharts while creating a signal?

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Chart Knight
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In both above examples, conditions starts with following:

Condition = CurrentBar > 1 and

Would someone please explain why these conditions starts with
currentBar > 1 ?

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Chart Knight,

to avoid getting a false positive cross over on the first bar that your study is computed on.

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